A chalkboard sign with a simple message is a beautiful way to dress up a hearth for Christmas. Last month I shared an easy technique to letter a chalkboard that works for those of us who have horrible handwriting. Today I am sharing a Christmas chalkboard sign using that technique along with my cozy Christmas corner.
You are in for a treat today, I have joined with some amazingly talented bloggers to bring you Home for Christmas, a holiday blog hop hosted by Hometalk.com and CountryLiving.com. Scroll down to see all the #HomeforChristmas projects.
Last week I found a cute little chalkboard sign at Hobby Lobby, I knew it would look great on my hearth. I used this technique to easily letter my chalkboard.
How to Create a Chalkboard Centerpiece
For this sign, I used a wreath graphic and text from Picmoney. I sized the images to fit my sign then printed them.
Afer tracing the images I used green and white chalk, along with a chalk marker, to fill everything in.
This little corner of my living room is so cozy this time of year. A red and silver tree, a warm fire, and simple cozy touches.
You can see all my Christmas projects here and how I try to keep it simple during the holidays.
Now take a look at some amazing Home for Christmas projects created by some very festive and talented bloggers.
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Becky
Wednesday 9th of December 2015
So cute, I love the simplicity of it!